Chromatrap® DNA Size Selection
Easily purify your preferred DNA fragments from a wide range of sample sources with the Chromatrap Size Selection kit. In 3 simple steps (bind, wash and elute) in under 5 minutes, elute superior quality DNA fragments of your desired size for downstream applications such as library preparation for next generation sequencing in under 5 minutes.

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Easily purify your preferred DNA fragments from a wide range of sample sources with the Chromatrap Size Selection kit. In 3 simple steps (bind, wash and elute) in under 5 minutes, elute superior quality DNA fragments of your desired size for downstream applications such as library preparation for next generation sequencing in under 5 minutes.
Input Volume: Up to 100 µl solution
Sample Size: 50bp, 100bp, 150bp & 200bp. Flexible with easy buffer adjustments
Elution Volume: 20 – 50 µl
DNA Recovery: Up to 98%
Sample Type: ChIP samples, PCR mixtures, Enzyme Reactions and DNA samples, NGS libraries
Downstream Applications: Library Preparation, Next Generation Sequencing, Restriction Digest, Ligations, PCR
Protocol Length: 5 minutes
Format: 50 Spin Columns or 96 Well Plates
Kit Contents: Chromatrap ® Size Selection columns (50), Collection Tubes (50), SzS Binding Buffer, SzS Wash Buffer, SzS Elution Buffer
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